and charles payne, adam lasinski, charlie gasperino, i don't know, charles payne, i think we're having a little bit of an at this ti tit for ta what they'd done is put 100% tariff on chicken the feet. apparently chicken feet in the beer, nothing better than fried chicken feet, they call them paws there. >> neil: the free information on basic cable. >> you've got it. this is how the trade wars begin. >> neil: don't you find the timing weird. when we went down to the precious resource stuff that goes into plasma screens and a few days later, the chicken. >> absolutely, this is what i'm saying. we have to understand where we pick our wars, i mean, listen, he we don't have the guts to call them on currency manipulator. don't have the guts to go after the intellectual property that they steal so it boils down to chicken feet in mcdonald's and solar panel. >> it's not that, it's power, they finance our government in some ways, they're the-- they're going to call the shots in a lot of these. >> in other words, we're afraid to call out our banker. >> or else the banker will stop lending. >> i'

and not even close, ben stein, charles payne, dagen mcdowell and adam lashinsky and charles gasperino don't think that the government has a monopoly on inflation. the fiscal monetary policy, president obama has already said, listen, the prices necessarily have to go higher with energy and ben bernanke's goal is to inflate, inflate, inflate. >> they know that they hide it. >> they hide it, but they have an agenda and both sides of the equation that control out of this are determined to push the general. >> what do you think of that. >> they have a different way of counting inflation, we go to the store and see higher prices and inflation and rent an apartment or house for our son, higher inflation, the government has all kinds of way, saying he no, it's not inflation and i've seen this in action for myself and over, many, many, many years, but of course, there's inflation and what we really is is stagflation and it's going to get a lot worse. because there's a huge bump in the money supply caused in the last few years by mr. bernanke, when that starts getting spread around and that inc

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charles payne, dagen mcdowell, adam lashinsky and amilya, alove her name. and charles payne, what do you make testiof it? >> it's selective. exxon 30 million. apple, who has more american workers? which-- california makes more money. >> neil: really shouldn't have gone to you first, that was a mistake. >> i've been upset about this. the oil companies are paying trillions, trillions of dollars in daxes and the 4 billion that the president is talking about, proverbial drop in the bucket. it's designed for wild caters, entrepreneurs, if you want to be upset about waste, go after the wasteful clean energies. >> you're going to the italian and going to get any better? >> down the aisle. >> who gives him the right to start picking winners and lose,when he knows nothing about business. first of all, talking two different profit margins here and now he's going to decide who is going to pick up the weight. we're the not figuring out what's happening at a gas pump? . waste told, you need to fix this initiative and now he's picking. we've seen what he does when he pic

no wonder charles payne is flying, or anyway, charles. >> dave: it starts before you get to the airplaneright? as soon as you get out of the cab the shakedown begins, shaking down with the luggage and the ticket. >> and even when you're flying private. >> dave:. >> not when you're flying private. >> neil: what would you do. >> charlie told me during the break. >> when i was a kid flying was amazing, you would get the wings, the cards, the playing cards, postcards, cologne it was fantastic. >> was the captain a lunatic. >> now the captain is a lunatic and running out of the cockpit. >> and bottles of booze? >> as a kid? starting early-- >> and adam. what do you make of this? it's just, it's weird, that's all. >> it's weird, it's unpleasant, and it is airline deregulation, which by the way, i approve of. charles, when we were kids it was on the cusp of deregulation and the glory days are the regulated airline industry. they're trying hard to make a buck and i don't begrudge them. >> neil: wait, are we saying then, you amilya, help me with this. because of cutbacks and planes are flying mor

charles payne from fox business network, charles, thank you. >> thanks.lationships between teachers and students. inappropriate relationships that is. a 41-year-old man on the screen is former teacher, james hooker. he began sending thousands of text messages to jordan powers. she is on the screen when she was just 17 years old. when we turned 18, he left his wife and his three kids to move in with her. he claims their relationship did not get physical until she turned 18 making it a legal relationship. now, california is working to make that kind of relationship a felony regardless of the age. but can you do that? can you actually outlaw a relationship between consenting, quote, adults? joey jackson is criminal defense attorney. jason friedman, a former prosecutor. a little background here. the mother, as anyone can imagine is outraged about this and her daughter. she says i have no legal recourse and i believe this teacher was setting my daughter up for this. and there is nothing i can do about it. first of all, is she right? is there no legal recourse

. >> charles payne heard that and threw up. he has cleaned himself up and is here.>guest: i got an extra suit. >>neil: mr. payne nation. >>guest: so frustrating and to your point, all the rhetoric is flying there are legitimate things happening, and it is not just lip service any more but the rules and i don't think we had to have a financial impact of dodd-frank or the health care law or the negative financial impact of the new insources that has been a threat against the best things we have, multinational corporations and what i don't understand, neil, i don't if the president is pulling the strings for youngs or the unions are pulling his strings but every time they come first when it comes to business. >>neil: what is interesting the argument, i know where this is going and i know the campaign is populous campaign, and it is us against them, "them" being the agreedy one percenters, and they feel that is resonating but the european any whether americans buy the 1 percent thing or them versus us, they still might, it is not helping the president in the polls. >>gu

insurance to supply pensions or to supply health insurance and i mean that he wasn't the first charles payne in. one of his books. disagree and just as he suggested what is our modern social security system among other things the minimum wage war on german insurance employer unemployment insurance and student things like that what what can we learn from karl marx right now what what hala see changes what different directions should the united states government the cameron government the u.k. . be making from his analysis having been proven or disproven in some ways over the over this last century and a half percent. i think what they can certainly take from him is the analysis of the crisis and the steps out of the crisis which would include a huge stimulus to demand it would also include real investment in the technologies of the future and in renewable technologies i think in a way marx went beyond keynes whose analysis of an underconsumption crisis is rather similar to marx's overproduction analysis but marx has more of an emphasis on the need for public entrepreneurial ism for public age

charles payne a fierce opponent of slavery he was also a member of a socialist commune. brought from commune prior to becoming managing editor of the tribune and he was a friend of marxism and marx kept in touch with him under this certain point rather than later on when lincoln was reelected president in one thousand nine hundred sixty four mark center an address on behalf of working people in europe to lincoln to congratulate him on the re-election and lincoln replied to that letter so if every and lincoln i understand was from from reading your book actually was an advocate of free wage labor marx called that slave labor you want to define those terms and tell us about that difference in opinion and how that might have related to these different worldviews and how that's a fact that america to this day. well i think both men although they have many many differences both men were very strongly emphatically against slavery and they were also they weren't perfect anti-racist by modern standards but they certainly were against the degradation of black people by the slave

charles payne, the protesters are forcing schools to shut down.r: it shows you the priorities of the schoolteacher would concern so much about their students. they shut down a bunch of schools in a bunch of parishes and the governor of louisiana want dozen make changes with 44 percent of public schools get a "d" or "f," and at the bottom of the nation in english and math and a third of all students are below grade. they are in trouble. and they are number 38 in pay. so they are not the lowest paid teachers. but, right now they worried and they should be. if you are not working hard it is easier to fire they will ship to hiring and firing and take it from the school boards and give it to the superintendents and increase the charter schools, and they will use a formula where public school finance, whatever we spend on the average kid, we will make that available to low income kids if they want to go to a private school. >>neil: this is in the first time we have seen this. remember when chris christie took over new jersey and he wanted to bring in pe

fellow super hero, charles payne, i guess our work is done. much more to do. >>guest: commissioner gored -- gordon has a few more things to do. >>neil: what is interesting is how this kind of stuff goes on all the time. agencies do not check with the other with what they are doing. but you argue this stuff is being repeated everywhere. >>guest: it is being repeated everywhere. and same case last year a guy when a lot of money and he was not ashamed he was bying beer, buying it all, and i am save my millions. >>neil: that was my uncle, and we caught him red handed. what happens? how do you police it? kidding a little bit, not a lot but a little this goes on all the time and this is just, we do this in a state but one little scandal at a time. >>guest: i cannot remember a day, a day, where i didn't see a news headlines and i get a bunch of news services where a couple of billion in money was lofts here. a few hundred billion in dollars lost there. this program will not cost $1 trillion it will cost $trillion, almost each day, the government is awash in our money

joining me, monica crowley from the fox business new york, charles payne. by the way, when he said he wanted it, he's talking about $8, $9 and $10 gasoline, he said he preferred it gradually. well, they are up. they have doubled since he has been president. >> from day 1 from this administration, they have set about to carry out social engineering in every aspect of the economy -- health care, financial sector, industrial base, through the auto bailouts and energy. and it first started with cap and trade and tried to get the scheme through when it couldn't get past the senate and they started to do epa regulations and so on. one big reason we have $4 a gallon gas is as a result of this administration's policies, in order to get those gas prices up. this administration has blocked drilling, blocked exploration, slow-walked permitting, which has been a disgrace and blocked the keystone pipeline. now he wonders why the american people are furious and holding him accountable for $4 a gallon gas? it is not a mystery! >> sean: as part what have we are going to do

charles payne here on that. switching gears from our discussion. couldn't come as a worse time? >>reporter: absolutely. one of the things that makes it more precarious the folks that are supposed to look out for us will not admit it is recarous and we talk about inflation or that notion the government saying it was 3.1 percent, and even a republican person would say you do not go to the supermarket and full up your gas tank and have kids in nursery schools and other organizations are supporting what the average person understands, this is a serious situation and when you have a situation leak this that could impact oil, can you imagine another speak in oil gasoline north of $4? the all-time record $4.11 last july in 2008 so we are very near what we know is a point that could break our backs. >>neil: you cover the markets and commodities and everything in between for many years, and you are nearly as old as i am, so you know what happens when we get news of storms our first focus is people are safe. but everyone worries about the immediate affect of jump in prices of oil, gas, an

plan named after bail air investor warn buffet who says taxes on the reach are too low he says, charles paynbill, the fact of the matter is this was never really truly mr. economics. this is about an agenda about wealth redistribution. it's been wrapped, it's been wrapped around the idea when it's all about the economy when in fact it's not. this kind of thing can be very dangerous we have his tore ral precedent for that. bill: you have the suggestion in the buffet rule if i have to right is that anybody who makes over a million dollars a year, whether it's income or in vest -plts, likor in vest -plts like a warn buffe warren buffett would pay 30%. >> they say they would raise so much money we wouldn't need the alternative tax. again it takes back to the tke demagoggin some of this stuff. warren buffett got paid 17%. mitt romney paid $6 million over a two year period. that is a lot of money, and absolutely the majority of his income comes from investments that he's made. we don't want to stop people from inch investigation. how insane is that? by the way, think about this. you go to work you

charles payne is a fox business network anchor. he's joining us now. ben bernanke has to be careful about what he has to say. what do you make of the comments, is it a vote of confidence? >> reporter: you're right when you talk about ben bernanke being careful that's the key. he's walking a fine line. they want to take credit for all the things they've done, how creative they've been. by the same token i think he realizes that what we are seeing is not necessarily a mirage, but the dramatic decline in unemployment rate, things like that don't necessarily correlate with the overall economy. ben bernanke, again it feels like he's coming out every couple of weeks and reassuring the markets, hey, i've got your back, i'm going to keep rates extraordinarily low for an extraordinarily long period of time until i can spark what is known as the wealth effect, the virtual cycle, people go home and look at their 401ks and they are doing so much better than a couple of years ago the next stop is to the mall, that is his goal. jenna: that could be on our agenda any

joining me now fox business network anchor charles payne. welcome. i want to talk to you about one particular stop on the president's four-state tour and that is oklahoma. he's going to go down there and give a speech of fast approval of the southern leg of the keystone pipeline. he wants folks to believe that he is all in on keystone but that is literally only half the story. >> i wouldn't even say half the story. if i had to equate it to anything, megyn, think about the george washington bridge and maybe saying, i support the onramp. at some point we'll actually build the bridge, but i'm not ready for that part of the project just yet. megyn: he's got to do it because keystone has become a big issue with these mounting gas prices. rightly or wrongly people are focusing on what the administration is doing. and what they did very recently is to say know, at least we are told until after the presidential election to the building of the keystone pipeline on the northern part of the united states. he will tout his approval of the southern part but he di